FOOD glorious food – a celebration of homegrown and healthy grub will be the focus for a special celebration of harvest next month. The annual Reading Town Meal will be...
Read moreDetailsA FAIRY GODMOTHER has turned up, with one message to bring some festive cheer this Christmas season: ‘You shall go to the ball’. The Theatre Royal in Windsor is preparing...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM pub helped honour the Forbury Three with a special fundraising event on Bank Holiday Monday. In normal times, The Hope & Anchor in Station Road hosts live music...
Read moreDetailsA SCHEME that has donated more than £3 million to charities is now welcoming new submissions. Persimmon Homes Thames Valley says that its Community Champions Scheme has helped a rangeof...
Read moreDetailsYOUNG readers are being invited to turn on their screens and parents will be delighted. No, we’ve not gone daft – it’s all about a celebration of the printed word....
Read moreDetailsA PLANT nursery is hoping that people will make a date for a new antiques and collectables fair. Running on the third Sunday of every month, the Lindi Fayre will...
Read moreDetailsHERITAGE Open Days’ festival of history and culture is returning this month, but not as you know it. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the 10-day festival will include a mix...
Read moreDetailsLIKE every venue in the country, the closed sign has been over Nettlebed Folk Club. But no longer. It is returning on Monday, September 21, for a special one-off gig...
Read moreDetailsThis week marks the end of a very long summer holiday. It’s now been seven months since I sat in a classroom, instead of the usual eight or so weeks...
Read moreDetailsA 30-YEAR-OLD man from Bracknell has pleaded guilty to driving over a level crossing, causing a train to derail in Wokingham just before Christmas last year. Claudiu Ilinca, 30 and...
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